Ematic has been selling low-cost Android tablets for a few years, and now the company’s getting ready to launch its first low-cost Windows tablets. We spotted a 7 inch Windows tablet from Ematic at ...

Ematic sells dozens of cheap Android tablets. Now the company is getting ready to branch out into cheap Windows tablets. An unannounced tablet called the Ematic EWT716 showed up at the FCC this week.

A portable, sleek yet powerful addition to Ematic's impressive line of tablets catering to a variety of consumers' lifestyles LOS ANGELES- August 1, 2012- Ematic, a leader in value tablets, strives to ...

Ematic introduced FunTab, a 7-inch Android 4.0 tablet for children. It is an intuitive, touchscreen device that teaches your child about various subjects, sparks their creativity, and simply keeps ...

Out of super cheap Android tablets, this is one of the most competitive devices. The Ematic Genesis Prime is a proper 7 inch tablet running the latest Android Jelly Bean, but at a tantalizingly low ...

Ematic has launched a number of budget Android tablets in the past, and the latest addition to their lineup is a 7-inch Android Jelly Bean tablet that will retail for $100 in the US. The Ematic EGQ307 ...

://Android tablets are a dime a dozen nowadays, so something really needs to set new ones off from the competition. Today sees the release of yet another Android tablet, this one made by Ematic. In ...

Ematic just released a $99, 7-inch Android 4.2 Jelly Bean tablet, model EGQ307. It is powered by a 1.5GHz quad-core processor with dedicated GPU, and HD 1024×600 (169 ppi) capacitive multi-touch ...

In case you're keeping score, that's a full $200 less than Apple's 8-inch tablet. How does it compare? On paper, surprisingly well. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews ...

It appears Ematic has some new budget tablets inbound, with the folks at Liliputing spotting three Windows 8.1 slates on Amazon where they're currently listed as unavailable. These will serve as the ...

Even though the market's currently populated with slabs such as Archos' ChildPad or LeapFrog's LeaPad 2, the race to become the go-to child-friendly tablet could still be considered as wide open.